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Cultisti! Ci siamo! La pausa estiva è finita, ma in fondo per noi non è mai iniziata: abbiamo continuato lavorare tra le righe della realtà, nell'empio sottopelle interdimensionale, nel brulicante alveare della vostra sub coscienza. Mentre preparavate le valigie, mentre assaporavate attimi di relax, il DBC era sempre lì con voi, con il suo buffo cappello e i suoi vezzosi tentacoli. Ma ora siamo tornati, ora non c'è più bisogno di fingere che sia tutto come prima. Let's go.Buon ascolto e come sempre.. Ci vediamo dall'altra parte!

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Patreon Patreon Contest - What is your favorite indie game? Friend of the Show, Lee Saenz has made a video game called “Triple Jump” https://rebrand.ly/triple-jump-game It’s only $3.37 We’re gonna give away 10 copies, 5 to the first 5 people to respond, and then 5 at the end of the month to the answers we like best We’re streaming with patrons most Thursdays now, so watch out for the message on slack to sign up to be eligible for that week.  Ryan - @greenegeek Zack - @z4ck38 Together - @commandersocial   You can find us on Twitter https://store.mothershipatx.com SOCIALSHIP - free shipping on orders of $50 or more SOCIAL10 - 10% off in stock MTG singles https://discord.gg/MMXQJqf Thursday nights come play at mothership! Our LGS has setup an online store! @TripleJumpGame1 - 1:41, 1:07:46 @MothershipGames - 7:18, 28:15 @scryfall - 8:48 @DLairAustin - 32:03 @MTGMoo - 1:01:15 Ep 94 Community Spotlight: This month is national Mental Health Awareness Month (https://www.mhanational.org/mental-health-month). This episode we’re going to dive into some of my personal experience with mental health and how I overcame them.  Disclaimer - Zack and I are not trained medical/mental health professionals. This episode is about my personal experiences with mental health and how it’s affected me in regards to content creation and MtG. Please do not take anything said here as official advice. If you are having mental health issues please reach out to a professional. (https://www.mentalhealth.gov/get-help/immediate-help) Main Topic - #MtGMentalHealth   My story - I’ve suffered with mental health issues for as long as I remember. It all started when I was in junior high with depression, with anxiety becoming an issue in college, and most recently with a diagnosis of being bi polar. I’ve tried a lot of medicines, therapy, and just white knuckling it while trying to hold on. Currently I see a therapist roughly every other week, but sometimes more, and I see a psychiatrist every month. Hook your friends into playing with you.  Once you’ve hooked your friends into playing, roll to the LGS together. Be open to new people joining your group and becoming friends with them.  I’ve def done it by myself though. I remember that’s how I met Ryan. I was casually collecting World of Warcraft cards and one day when I was at my local comic store I saw that people were playing in tournaments with each other. I called the store to find out when tournaments happened and just showed up.  This was very difficult for me to do, but I really wanted to get back into playing cards and make new friends.  Big tournaments Magic - I’ve always been into card games and have played several over the course of my life at varying levels of competitiveness. This was not something easy for me to do, but I found tricks that helped me get over my anxiety and play. Eventually the WoW card game was discontinued and I started getting curious about MtG again. My current roommate, Brando Calrission, and I had vowed to stay away from Magic due to price concerns, but eventually got sucked back in with some Planeswalker Decks.  I remember at the time I was also playing a Star Wars card game and went to spend a week with a friend in Houston who used to be a big MtG player. He told me I should look into playing something called Elder Dragon Highlander.  Not long after I got back Ryan and I were talking and he mentioned he and some friends had been playing EDH. I started playing for a while, but due to the anxiety caused by the size of the card pool and not knowing what a lot did I sort of backed away.  Eventually I came back to EDH when Ryan started a league that I ended up running for a few years.  I know that was a lot of build up, but that brings me to the podcast. Ryan at the time needed a third host for the podcast and asked me to fill the position. At first I was very nervous about it because I felt like I didn’t know enough about the cards or at that point EDH to coherently discuss EDH on a weekly basis. I agreed to do it though, because I had wanted to do a podcast in general for several years, but added the caveat if I didn’t like it, I’d stay until they could find someone to replace me.  I’m not going to lie, it was hard to get over the anxiety and at times I’m still very anxious about recording because I don’t feel like anyone would want to hear what I have to say.  The number one thing that has gotten me through this adventure is my partnership with Ryan. I couldn’t ask for a better co-collaborator in a creative endeavour. He’s always been my biggest cheerleader, fan, and advocate. When I feel self conscious about things he’s there for me. He’s always willing to listen.  The second thing that has gotten me through content creating are the listeners.  Nothing makes me happier than to hear a “good episode” from someone and over the years some of our listeners have become some of my best friends. Content Creation Covid has definitely been a blow to me depression and anxiety wise, as it has been to a lot of people.  I personally have to actively fight this. I stay in contact with friends and I find ways to busy myself.  Despite having Ryan and an internet full of friends, I often feel isolated, sad, and bored.  One of the ways I find to keep myself busy is to play mtg via spelltable. Moo and I started a stream to play more and to get to play with / meet more people. Ryan and I try to get in as many patron games as we can too.  Magic isn’t the only thing though. I’ve tried to take up new hobbies, such as bread making, and focusing more on my aquarium too.  Covid and Magic during Covid Mental Health is a big deal, even if you don’t suffer from depression or anxiety, you need to make time for your own mental health.  There’s no shame in seeking help.  The Wrap Up Keep it Social! Komiku - Battle of Pogs https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Zack Gets it Together Theme Consider becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/commandersocial You can check us out at commandersocial.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/CommanderSocial You can email us directly at cast@commandersocial.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/commandersocial On twitter @commandersocial twitch.tv/greenegeek Ryan individually @greenegeek Zack individually @z4ck38 Contact Info © Copyright 2021 Leaky Dinghy, LLC

Strixhaven is here and that means Elder Dragon Highlander is finally getting new Elder Dragons! Also students and a talking book? There’s a lot to be excited about! This episode we review the new non-MDFC Commanders from Strixhaven. Find out who to pick to lead your deck so you can take your opponents to school! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thanks Mike Condon for audio engineering @SheldonMenery - 14:36 @MothershipGames - 17:45 @edhrec - 19:41, 21:10, 45:59 @scryfall - 20:43, 36:59, 47:39 @mtgsalvation - 21:30 @archidekt - 21:54, 36:59 @ManabaseCrafter - 34:59 @tappedout - 36:59 @MTG_Arena - 38:27 @commandcast - 45:59, 47:39 @CommandersBrew - 45:59 @commanderinmtg - 45:59 @CMDRCentral - 45:59 @jumbocommander - 47:39 @edhquarters - 47:39 Ep 17 Community Spotlight: Welcome! You’re discovering the BEST format in Magic: the Gathering (We maaaay be biased, but hey) Who is this episode for? We assume that you are at least slightly familiar with Magic. Maybe you played a long time ago, maybe you’re brand new to the game, but you at least know the basic rules. Also, we think veteran players might enjoy listening to this episode, and we certainly hope that anyone out there will send this episode in particular to new players they teach, or anyone who is interested in learning about the greatest Magic format. Main Topic - New to Commander   What is Commander?   Arguably the MOST popular Magic format of all time! 40 life, multiplayer format, where you have a Legendary creature as your Commander Example: You choose Meren of Clan Nel Toth This means you can play Black Cards, Green Cards, Black AND Green cards, and any number of artifacts you want. You cannot play with White, Blue or Red cards. To further clarify you cannot play with Terminate because it’s got Red in it’s color identity Hybrid mana cards (Ex. Kitchen Finks) are both GREEN and WHITE in terms of color identity. So, Kitchen Finks cannot go in a mono-green deck. Your Commander’s Color Identity determines what cards you’re allowed to play. This means that you can only play ONE of each non-basic land card Commander is a 100 card SINGLETON format SO MANY! Cards all throughout the history of Magic There is a Banned list maintained at: http://mtgcommander.net/rules.php It’s actually a pretty small list, 39 cards at the time of this recording (In ALL the history of Magic) What cards are you allowed to play with?   Why is Commander so great?   It’s a SOCIAL format! Commander can be a time when you get together with your friends and just have a good time and laugh etc. I’ve made some life-long friends playing Commander The community is Amazing! We constantly see newcomers welcomed with open arms, and folks are always happy to help people become part of this community Ryan likes to play with Other People’s Cards, and built a whole Mono-red deck around it Personal expression! Commander is a format where players can really express themselves through the decks they build and how they play It’s the Battlecruiser format of Magic! Folks can play with the biggest, baddest cards, and there is more game space to have crazy things happen that wouldn’t in a normal game of Magic. Your skill in politics can be just as important as the power level of your deck. This leads to a natural balancing effect, where the power dynamics shift as the game goes on You can play super casual, all the way up to cEDH (Explain here that the format started off as Elder Dragon Highlander, a.k.a EDH, and that cEDH stands for Competitive EDH) It’s important to find a playgroup that fits your style, and power level.  There are different levels of power when it comes to Commander   How to get started   Start with a precon! There’s no better time than now Find out when Commander Night is at your LGS. Decide who your commander is going to be. This can be a favorite legendary character from days past or it could just be a commander who has a mechanic you find interesting. Decide a plan of attack Look for cards that synergize with your commander or just look fun to play with.  Use sites like Scryfall to do searches for specific things (ie. Landfall) If you’re coming up short of a full 100 you can do internet research on sites like edhrec and archidekt for deck lists Remember this is your deck, so build it in a way that will be fun for you and those you play with.  How to decide what cards to put in Zack’s steps to make your first commander deck   Tips for a new player   Tips from Discord and Twitter go here Ramp and Card draw are the building blocks of Commander Briefly Define Ramp and Card Draw With 40 starting life total, you can usually afford to spend the first few turns ramping. This will allow you to cast bigger cards, more quickly, and have a bigger impact on the game You are usually playing against 3 other opponents. So, for every card you draw, your opponents are collectively drawing 3. Having more card draw can lessen this difference. There are many reasons to want Ramp and Card Draw. Whole episodes can be devoted to these topics, but this is a good place to start Especially for new players coming from other formats that is a weird and unintuitive thing but it's important to understand this or there will be some social tensions and feel bads How the social contract works. Mana curve matters.  Build a deck with a game plan and a direction Threat assessment, or more accurately, how to effectively deal with problem permanents/spells without drawing a ton of hate. How to build a solid mana base/ramp package. Settle on a list before buying singles.  The stack Priority Play removal! Especially for artifacts and enchantments Board Wipes are important, but so is single target removal It’s OK to take time to READ all the cards! Don’t be intimidated by this, even myself as a veteren player, I have to read a card just about every turn of the game! There’s a LOT of cards, and this can be kinda scary, but it’s OK to NOT know everything   Resources for learning more   So. You’re interested is peeked, and you want to dive deep into this wonderful format, where can you go to learn more? Edhrec.com http://mtgcommander.net/rules.php (pay particular attention to Philosophy of Commander and the social contract: http://mtgcommander.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=19170 ) Podcasts: Command Zone, Commanderin, Commander’s Brew, CMDR Central Youtube - Game Knights, Jumbo Commander, Commander’s Quarters Scryfall   Summary   Commander is great! And now is a great time to be a Commander player with the new C19 decks just having come out. It’s a fun, Social format, to share with friends If you are new to Commander, let us know! We’d love to help you embrace this amazing format Thanks for watching! Please remember to Like and Subscribe, and you can follow us on Twitter, @commandersocial, @greenegeek, @z4ck38. Keep it Social! Commander Social Intro and Outro ThemeRaindrop by Declan DP https://soundcloud.com/declandp Licensing Agreement 2.0 http://www.declandp.info/music-licensing Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/LbIb9_5_qNE Komiku - Battle of Pogs https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Zack Gets it Together Theme Consider becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/commandersocial You can check us out at commandersocial.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/CommanderSocial You can email us directly at cast@commandersocial.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/commandersocial On twitter @commandersocial twitch.tv/greenegeek Ryan individually @greenegeek Zack individually @z4ck38 Contact Info © Copyright 2019 Leaky Dinghy, LLC

'There can be only one', het motto van de onsterfelijken in de film Highlander, is ook het basisprincipe van het gelijknamige Magicformat: elke kaart (met uitzondering van basic land) mag maar één keer in je deck zitten. De meest bekende en populaire variant van highlander Magic is Commander, dat fans van het eerste uur ook nog wel aanduiden als Elder Dragon Highlander (EDH).Het casual multiplayerformat is ooit bedacht door een groepje Magicfans. In de loop der jaren heeft de rest van de community het omarmd en is Wizards of the Coast zelfs begonnen met het ontwerpen van kaarten specifiek voor Commander. Hoog tijd dus om er een aflevering van Studio Magic aan te wijden!Jeroen Koster, Jeroen Verhallen en Dave Weijgertse zijn alle drie enthousiaste Commanderspelers. Zij bespreken de grondbeginselen van het format, de geschiedenis en hoe ze zelf decks bouwen en finetunen.Hierbij mogen deck techs natuurlijk niet ontbreken! Jeroen Verhallen vertelt over zijn Atraxa Superfriends-deck met 26(!) Planeswalkers, Jeroen Koster is trots op zijn Breya-deck dat draait om tokens en het 'blinken' van creatures, en Dave presenteert zijn Azusa-deck propvol land en mana ramp. Tijdschema Even voorstellen: Jeroen Verhallen 0:00:32Wat is Commander eigenlijk? De basics van het format 0:05:38Een beknopte geschiedenis van Commander/ EDH 0:20:43Een Commanderdeck bouwen en aanpassen - en wat er leuk aan is 0:30:13Deck tech 1: Atraxa Superfriends (Jeroen Verhallen) 0:38:58Deck tech 2: Breya Blink / Tokens (Jeroen Koster) 0:53:53Deck tech 3: Azusa Ramp (Dave Weijgertse) 1:02:26Politics in multiplayer Magic 1:09:09 Social Like Studio Magic op Facebook: @studiomagicnl Volg Studio Magic op Twitter: @studiomagicnl Credits Presentatie: Jeroen Koster, Dave Weijgertse en Jeroen Verhallen Montage: Jeroen Koster Muziek: Surf Shimmy - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.

Welcome to the Season 3 premier of Kitchen Table Magic. It is so good to be back. Over the summer, I’ve been hard at work booking and interviewing new guests for this season. You’re really going to enjoy all the interview’s I’ve had. Let’s kick things off with our first guest of Season 3! I’m speaking with former L5 judge, and founding member of the Elder Dragon Highlander Rules Committee, Sheldon Menery. Sheldon helped to popularize Magic’s most fun format, EDH now officially recognized by Wizards as Commander. Sheldon tells us about the early history of when Commander was still called Elder Dragon Highlander, and even how it got it’s name. Follow Sheldon on Twitter http://twitter.com/SheldonMenery Link to the official MTG Commander website: http://mtgcommander.net Sheldon also has a special gift for listeners, stick around to find out how to get it. I hope you enjoy my conversation with one of the original Elder Dragons, Sheldon Menery! Sponsors: Card Kingdom Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Card Kingdom. They have every single imaginable, sealed product, the new Commander 2017 product, card sleeves, deck boxes and other supplies. To support the podcast, use our affiliate link: http://cardkingdom.com/ktm when you shop. Paragon City Games Hey everyone, Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games. They’re a community focused game store in Draper Utah that cares deeply about their player base. They invite you to join their in store stream at http://twitch.tv/paragoncitygames for weekly Legacy and Modern events. Music Credits (in order of appearance) Our theme song is Play the Game by Antracto (Yes I bought the rights, if you're curious) Foreign Exchange by Globuldub Drizzle by The Magic Man Sam

In this episode, I’m interviewing Jimmy Wong, actor, musician, YouTube personality and co-host of The Command Zone with Josh Lee Kwai. Every week, Jimmy and Josh share gameplay strategy, deck building tips, and set reviews for Magic: The Gathering. The Command Zone focuses primarily on the Commander format, also known as Elder Dragon Highlander, or EDH. Jimmy also co-starred in the hit YouTube series Video Game High School and is the co-host of another popular show, Feast of Fiction. I ask Jimmy about how he got started playing Magic and the other content that he creates. Go say hi to Jimmy on Twitter @jfwong Follow The Command Zone @CommandCast https://twitter.com/commandcast I’ll have links to Jimmy and Josh’s YouTube channel for the Command Zone in the show notes at KitchenTableMagic.org Jimmy and Josh do a great job making their videos and producing their content. They’ve been pillars of the community to help bring new players into Magic: The Gathering. I’m grateful for their contributions to our community. And if you’re someone who is new to MTG, I welcome you and I’m so happy you’re here. I hope you enjoy my interview with the talented Jimmy Wong! This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games. The Kitchen Table Magic podcast has been all about the origins of the game and members of the community. And as a community, we’ve come a long way since the game first started. Apart from the Kitchen Table, the only other places in your local community to play Magic are at local game stores. That’s why places like Paragon City Games is so important for our community. At Paragon City Games, you’ll find a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events. You’ll find thoughtful accessories like Die Hard Metal Dice and hand crafted wooden deck boxes. You’ll find a huge supply of Legacy, Modern, and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games. It’s places like Paragon City Games that allow local Magic communities to gather in. And if you can’t make it there in person, be sure to watch their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community. Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show! I also want to welcome new listeners to Kitchen Table Magic. If you’re new to the show, drop me a line and say hi. And be sure to check out Season 1. I want to take a moment for a big thank you to Aaron for becoming our newest Patreon Supporter! Wow! Thank you Aaron your generosity in supporting Kitchen Table Magic. [I’ll be sending out a special gift for you, be sure to be on the lookout for the mail.] As I mentioned before, I have a very special Patreon Supports gift that I’m planning for the Season 2 finale. All my Patreon Supporters at the $6 level get special gifts from my interviews. If you also would like to support the show, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter. For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews. I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, Katelyn, Mark, and Aaron for your generous support. Your support of Kitchen Table Magic allows me to share stories about the amazing people in the Magic: The Gathering with the world. Thank you.

The Bad Boys of Magic have partnered up once again to discuss the cards that have been spoiled so far for the upcoming Commander 2016 set. Tyson, Gingie and Tim discuss what these cards can do and what currently existing cards we have that would cause these commanders to crack the EDH format wide open.

The bad boys of Magic have returned once again with special guest and super fan, Brady, to help us discuss cards that we feel are too powerful for EDH/Commander and what we feel were cards that were banned nonsensically for a completely casual format. We discuss cards such as Primeval Titan, Cyclonic Rift, Sol Ring, Deadeye Navigator, Mana Drain, Omniscience and many many more.

Perhaps the most popular casual variant of Magic is EDH which stands for Elder Dragon Highlander. Thanks for listening. Send feedback to The Magic Minute by emailing themagicminute@gmail.com. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure The Major Spoilers Podcast Network continues to expand in the future!